No longer look transcended these photogenic smiles in the last hours, which were seen full of joy and impunity.
They remained serious, his brows together almost without speaking.
They were the five most important minutes in the lives of Ephraim Antonio Campo Flores and Francisco Flores de Freitas, nephews Cilia Flores, wife of the president of Venezuela, Nicolas Maduro, reported Infobae.
In those fleeting moments they heard the indictment of Justice of the United States, where they were charged with drug trafficking. The charge? Conspiring against the country's north to try to enter a shipment of 800 kilos of cocaine. The circuit was dismantled at the airport in Port au Prince, Haiti, Tuesday.
The young people were diminished against the figure of James L. Cott, Judge of the Court of New York, where they were read the charges for which they were charged and would be held without possibility of bail.
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The November 18 should sit handcuffed before the judge again Cott, who will ask them how they are declared. They could cooperate with prosecutors and recognized guilty.
But if they persist in their innocence, the "#narcosobrinos" would be sentenced to life imprisonment and died in prison in the United States. It is that the evidence, as intelligence agents of the Drug Enforcement Agency (DEA, for its acronym in English) are unobjectionable. The entire operation was videotaped to ensure transparency.
In addition to his lawyer, Maduro's nephews were attended by Chavez diplomats who try to unlock the legal dispute in any way. By this time, the lobby of the envoys of the Venezuelan embassy in Washington's trial. Meanwhile, the regime sent discuss any option to free the Metropolitan Correctional Center and Efrain Flores de Freitas Campos. It will be complicated.
Campo Flores was raised by the wife of the Venezuelan president, Cilia Flores, who is aunt of another detainee, Francisco Flores de Freitas. His case comes at a time when there are several investigations in the United States on alleged activities of drug trafficking and money laundering by the military hierarchy Chavistas, police and regime officials.